Survivor: U.S. Contestants - Tier Maker
Survivor: U.S. Contestants - Official Tier
Editorial placements for Survivor: U.S. Contestants, with the reasoning behind each list.
Survivor: U.S. Contestants - Blind Rank
The next character from Survivor: U.S. Contestants is drawn for you, so you never pick who comes next. Top 5 holds one per slot. The Tier List works like the regular board, with several characters in each row.
Survivor: U.S. Contestants - Versus
Run a fast elimination tournament for Survivor: U.S. Contestants and keep choosing winners until only one character remains.
Survivor: U.S. Contestants - Bracket
Build a championship bracket for Survivor: U.S. Contestants. Drag the seeds, or fill them at random. Click a fighter to send them through, or roll the match.
Survivor: U.S. Contestants - Alignment Chart
Arrange Survivor: U.S. Contestants in a grid or circle with up to 16 sections. Place characters freely, including between sections.
Survivor: U.S. Contestants - 0–10
Give each Survivor: U.S. Contestants character a score from 0 to 10. Same scores sit together, from 10 at the top down to 0.
Number keys set 0 to 9. Tap a character on the board to change that score.
Characters (772)
All-Time Legends
The players who changed the game and stayed in the conversation long after their seasons ended. Winners, strategists and characters from every era share one board, judged on legacy, influence and how often their names still come up when the show is discussed.
Tony Vlachos
Sandra Diaz Twine
Parvati Shallow
Rob Mariano
Richard Hatch
Cirie Fields
Kim Spradlin Wolfe
Jeremy Collins
Sarah Lacina
Earl Cole
Yul Kwon
Todd Herzog
Tyson Apostol
Natalie Anderson
Denise Stapley
John Cochran
Wendell Holland
Michele Fitzgerald
Tom Westman
Ethan Zohn
Tina Wesson
Aubry Bracco
Rupert Boneham
Ozzy Lusth
Colby Donaldson
Russell Hantz
Coach Wade
Jerri Manthey
Amanda Kimmel
James Clement
Every Sole Survivor, Ranked
All 48 different winners of the American show, from Richard Hatch in Borneo to the champion of Survivor 50. The top rows reward dominant games and repeat success; the lower rows still carry the title, but their wins came with more help, more luck or a jury that rewarded a different kind of story.
Tony Vlachos
Sandra Diaz Twine
Parvati Shallow
Rob Mariano
Kim Spradlin Wolfe
Jeremy Collins
Richard Hatch
Sarah Lacina
Earl Cole
Yul Kwon
Todd Herzog
Tyson Apostol
Natalie Anderson
Denise Stapley
John Cochran
Wendell Holland
Michele Fitzgerald
Tom Westman
Ethan Zohn
Tina Wesson
Aubry Bracco
Adam Klein
Ben Driebergen
Mike Holloway
Sophie Clarke
Nick Wilson
Rachel Lamont
Yam Yam Arocho
Dee Valladares
Maryanne Oketch
Erika Casupanan
Tommy Sheehan
Chris Underwood
Chris Daugherty
Aras Baskauskas
Danni Boatwright
Vecepia Towery
Jenna Morasca
Amber Mariano
Natalie White
Bob Crowley
Fabio Birza
Mike Gabler
Kenzie Petty
Kyle Fraser
Savannah Louie
Brian Heidik
J T Thomas
Iconic Villains
The players viewers love to argue about: schemers, trash talkers and jury nightmares whose seasons are remembered because of them. Some were villains by edit, some by choice, and a few simply refused to pretend they were there to make friends.
Russell Hantz
Jon Dalton
Parvati Shallow
Rob Mariano
Sandra Diaz Twine
Jerri Manthey
Abi Maria Gomes
Kass Mcquillen
Coach Wade
Tyson Apostol
Naonka Mixon
Colton Cumbie
Brandon Hantz
Phillip Sheppard
Scot Pollard
Kyle Jason
Shan Smith
Randy Bailey
Corinne Kaplan
Ace Gordon
Joaquin Souberbielle
Garrett Adelstein
Nick Maiorano
Drew Christy
Fan-Favorite Heroes
The contestants who made the show feel bigger than the vote: underdogs, providers, challenge beasts and narrators who earned their following without needing a winner title. Every entry here is a player fans still quote, defend or root for on a rewatch.
Rupert Boneham
Cirie Fields
Ozzy Lusth
Ethan Zohn
Tom Westman
Colby Donaldson
Yau Man Chan
James Clement
Amanda Kimmel
Courtney Yates
Tina Wesson
Jeremy Collins
Rudy Boesch
Kelly Wiglesworth
Elisabeth Filarski
Ian Rosenberger
Stephen Fishbach
Aubry Bracco
Tai Trang
Zeke Smith
Michaela Bradshaw
Christian Hubicki
Davie Rickenbacker
Rick Devens
The New Era (41–51)
The post-40 seasons brought shorter games, harder twists and a new generation of players who had watched every previous winner. This board ranks the standouts of the new era, from the first winners of the 41–45 stretch to the returnees and fresh faces of the 50s.
Yam Yam Arocho
Dee Valladares
Maryanne Oketch
Rachel Lamont
Erika Casupanan
Mike Gabler
Kenzie Petty
Kyle Fraser
Savannah Louie
Carolyn Wiger
Jesse Lopez
Carson Garrett
Ricard Foye
Shan Smith
Xander Hastings
Jonathan Young
Frannie Marin
Charlie Davis
Genevieve Mushaluk
Teeny Chirichillo
Q Burdette
Venus Vafa
Sue Smey
Kyle Ostwald
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